"Keeping Lugo Connected"

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"Keeping Lugo Connected"

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"Keeping Lugo Connected"

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Chloe Austin

Chloe Austin, Photographer

Chloe Austin has been in Quest News for one year, and enjoys the art of photography. She takes many of the photos featured in the articles on Quest news. While contributing to Quest News she also takes on the role of managing editor in the yearbook program on campus.

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Notice the difference between the students and teacher: Mrs. Deming is instructing the class without a mask whereas some of her students are deciding to wear one. This shows how the mask mandate has currently been lifted, and therefore students and teachers can choose whether or not they want to wear one.

[Photo] Hitting the one year mark of the return to school after Covid-19

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
March 24, 2022
Mr. Engstrom teaching his LEAD students. The students are encouraged in there learning. Mr. Engstrom is a standards based grading teacher, and uses a lot of hands on tactics.

[Photo] Opinion: Our Education System Is Flawed

David Fender, Editor-in-Chief
March 17, 2022
The Don Lugo theater class rehearses for the upcoming Lip Sync Battle. "Lip sync battle is a must have show, I cannot wait to come back the following years and watch the new theater generation improve," said co-captain and Vice President, Yazmin Rodriguez.

[Photo] Don Lugo Theater makes grand return with their long awaited Lip Sync Battle debut after Covid shutdown

Erika Hernandez, Managing Editor
March 3, 2022
President, Cheyenne Fernandes, and Vice President, Sophia Vasquez, pose for a photo showing how close they are. "Chey and I have known each for a very long time, and so I feel like our close friendship really helps us to work well together in our vision of the interact club."

[Photo] Lugo’s very own Wellness Center is in the works to provide students with extra support

Alex Padilla, News Reporter
March 14, 2022
Intervention Counselor, Mr. Mora, supervises students in protest against indoor mask policy. The number of participants varied throughout the day, some students joining as an opportunity to skip class. Senior, Gloria Camacho, who protested says, "We want to be heard, too."

[Photo] Opinion: Anti-mask protest proves inefficient in achieving its end goal

Camila Aguero-Salas, Opinion Writer
February 11, 2022
Don Lugo students are seen sitting down at the lunch tables protesting the mask mandate. "Teachers and other staff have told me and other students that they can not sustain this for a long period of time, and have told us they will put us on independent study," said Wyatts Biggs.

[Photo] BREAKING NEWS: Day 2 of Mask Protest shows growing participation

Jazmine Coto and Faith Tumbos
February 8, 2022
A student is registering for the AP University study sessions. "It's important that students feel comfortable with everything they've learned all year [and] refresh their memory and also be able to tie topics from second semester, back to first semester...", said Mr. Belloso.

[Photo] New AP University program gives students across the Chino Valley district extra support for upcoming exams

Erika Hernandez, Managing Editor
January 26, 2022
Students in Ms. Kuttikattuparambil's class receive their COVID-19 rapid tests during sixth period. "Test kits will be sent home with students on January 20, 2022," says Principal, Dr. Wong.

[Photo] BREAKING NEWS: COVID-19 antigen test will be given to all Don Lugo students

Faith Tumbos, News Reporter
January 20, 2022
Student receives late slip. "If students are late they lose valuable education," says Mr. Conacher.

[Photo] Tardies hit an all time high

Faith Tumbos, News Reporter
November 10, 2021
The carnage of pumpkins left over from the students that snuck on campus. "We had to learn to work slightly harder and make sure to sell everything to make up for the lost profit," said Sophia Vazquez.

[Photo] BREAKING NEWS: The great pumpkin massacre leaves FFA students devastated

Jazmine Coto, Managing Editor
October 20, 2021
Captain Isabella Angon getting ready to hit a tennis ball to the other side of the court in a match against Montclair. "It's just something about sports that I really love," said Isabella.

[Photo] Endurance drives the heart of the girls tennis team

October 6, 2021
The flags of Spain and Mexico are hung up in one of the Spanish classrooms, Sr. Machuca. A majority of the demographics that make up Don Lugo are Latinx and/or Hispanic.

[Photo] OPINION: Don Lugo’s image does not define their students

Camila Aguero-Salas, Opinion Writer
September 15, 2021
Mrs. Cortes, a Don Lugo Math Teacher recounts the day of 9/11 and the horrors she witnessed that morning. "I will never forget seeing a person jumping out of the building of the second twin tower," said Mrs. Cortes.

[Photo] Remembering 9/11, twenty years later and memories still bring heartache

Jazmine Coto, Managing Editor
September 10, 2021
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